Superfly's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Hello, helloSuperfly22rank/position

Superfly 'Hello, Hello' Music Video

The lyrics depicting the beginning of communication have a way of clearing anxious hearts.

Released in April 2007 as a debut work, it was used as an insert song for the drama “Edison no Haha.” Composed by Koichi Tabo when he was 18, the piece feels especially fresh and vibrant.

Anyone feels nervous when stepping into a new environment.

At such times, this work gives you courage.

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Superfly 『Farewell』 Music Video

Superfly’s “Farewell” feels wonderfully soothing to listen to, thanks to its expansive vocals.

Released in 2022, the song was chosen as the theme for the film Ichikei’s Crow.

It’s a piece that conveys the preciousness of living while thinking of the people you love and cherish, and vocalist Shiho Ochi’s clear, gentle voice seems to embody the lyrics themselves.

With the recognition that comes from being the theme song of a hugely popular movie, it’s an easy pick for karaoke.

Plus, its slow tempo makes it very singable.

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AwakeningSuperfly24rank/position

Superfly “Awakening” (Live Music Video) – Theme song of the film “Promare”

This is a soul-stirring number written as the theme song for the animated feature Promare.

The theme of the track is “meditation.” Its progressive development—evoking the awakening of inner power and the thrill of the unknown—is captivating.

The lyrics carry a message of fighting not to hurt others, but to protect what’s important, and they really set your heart ablaze.

The song was included on the single Ambitious, released in June 2019, and later featured on the acclaimed album 0.

Give it a listen when you want to fire yourself up and push past your limits.

coloring; color scheme; hues; decoration; embellishment; added flair (figurative)Superfly25rank/position

Superfly – Irodori (Mr.Children cover) [Music Video] / Included on the cover album “Amazing” (Release: 2025.6.18)

Superfly is a music unit that has gained popularity for their powerful vocals.

They’ve produced many classic songs, but the one I especially recommend for women with lower voices is “Irodori.” While Superfly’s tracks are typically characterized by belting vocals, that element is toned down in this piece.

Instead, it features rich vocals in the lower–mid range, making it very singable for women with lower voices.

That said, there are still moments of intensity, so be sure to use the rests to catch your breath.

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Superfly 『Morris』Music Video

Superfly’s “Morris” portrays memories with a father and a heartfelt connection.

It’s included on the 2011 album Mind Travel.

The gentle acoustic sound and Shiho Ochi’s soft vocals resonate deeply.

The song expresses gratitude to a father who has always watched over his child, supporting their wholehearted pursuit of what they love since childhood.

Even though there were times of causing trouble, it carries the resolve to keep doing one’s best while holding close the fact that he was always there.

It’s a perfect song to listen to when leaving home to start working or to chase a dream, while feeling thankful to your father.

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My Best Of My LifeSuperfly27rank/position

Superfly 『My Best Of My Life』Music Video

A medium-tempo ballad whose structure—starting quietly and then unleashing emotion in the chorus—creates a sweeping sense of scale.

This warm number overlaps with a declaration of determination to keep looking forward while carrying loneliness.

Released in May 2009, it is the seventh single by Superfly, the musical unit that serves as singer Shiho Ochi’s solo project.

Also included on the acclaimed album “Box Emotions,” this song was used as the entrance march for the 82nd National High School Baseball Invitational Tournament held in 2010.

The warm vocals have a soothing quality that feels like they heal hearts tired from battle.

I think it’s a song that supports everyone who wants to steel themselves in moments of competition!

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Superfly 『White Light』Music Video

Superfly’s “White Light,” released digitally in 2015.

Winter songs often pair well with gentle snowfall and tend to be a bit wistful, but this track is brimming with wild energy—Superfly’s Shiho Ochi delivers a powerful vocal that weighs on your heart and feels as if it’s speaking directly to you.

If you’re feeling irritated and pulled in all directions during the busy year-end season, why not recharge with a song like this? There’s also meaning in its focus on “white,” so be sure to pay attention to the lyrics.

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utatane

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